I am new to Eclipse, I used it for SW development and in Altra for Nios processor. But now I have a rather large project that I need to manage, and I would like to use Eclipse so that all the files in the system simplify management and updating.
The project has several directories for different IP addresses and has several goals for APSI, Xilinx and Altera FPGA. In the near future, the project will support NIOS, Microblaze, and ARM processors, and I would really like to save the entire project in one Eclipse project file, if possible. I tried several different options, but nothing is working properly.
I am looking for some free rather than commercial software such as Sigasi.
Thanks in advance, Farhad
This is an update to let others know about my progress.
Well, finally, I managed to get it to work.
- I installed the latest version of Eclipse on my PC
- Installed version 6 of Java (the only one I could work with)
- The latest version of VEditor is installed in Eclipse.
- Installed the Linux project directory as my P drive on the PC
- created a new project in Eclipse and linked it to a file on drive P.
It took some time to figure this out, but now it works great.
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